With the arrival of the chilly fall months, it’s time to get rid of the summer decor and gear your home up for fall decorating. Here are our top three favorite fall home decor ideas to lighten, brighten, and bring warmth into your home.

Fall Decorating Ideas

Warm Tones

Create a feeling of warmth in your home by using lighter shades of colors such as earth tones and neutrals, while introducing pops of color. So, get online and search for great artwork that looks great in your home for the fall season.

Spruce Up Your Mantel

Gone are the days of warm summer months and with that you’ll need to start firing up the fireplace. Make the mantel a focal point in your living space that family and guests can gather around. Use fall decorating colors such as beige, brown, orange, and red. Don’t be afraid to mix colors and various textures. For accents on the mantel use bold mirrors, metallic touches, vases, and candles.

Cozy Candles

Who doesn’t love candles? Delightfully fill your home with the feeling of the season with fall decorating. Candles are not only a beautiful way to create a soothing feeling in your home, but will make any space feel cozy and comfy.

Written by: Sharan Kaur, FizzNiche Staff Writer

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About the Author: Patricia Davis Brown

Patricia, like her blog, is not a one-dimensional designer, which is evident in her accolades of 17 national design awards. Over a 38-year career in the industry, she has carved a niche in several areas of design. Licensed in interior design and certified in kitchen and bath design, she offers a full menu of design services ranging from whole house interior design, kitchen and bath design, lighting design, full remodels, commercial design and universal (ADA) design. Patricia is a sought-after speaker in the industry and has been published in many publications as seen on her interior design firm’s website, https://www.patriciadavisbrowndesigns.com/. She writes for such publications as QuinStreetinc, Relaxed Remodeler, and eHow.com talent offering design tips.